The NTT Group actively engages in a wide range of citizenship activities involving all NTT Group personnel as well as former employees and people from local communities.
Supporting citizenship activities
All NTT Group company personnel as well as former NTT employees and people from local communities participate in our citizenship activities as members of Team NTT. We also believe that citizenship activities help to foster a broader worldview and consideration for others, and NTT Group companies accordingly endeavor to give full support to employee citizenship efforts.
Operation Clean Environment event
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Citizenship activities policy formulated
In May 2008, NTT Urban Development drew up and announced a Citizenship Activities Policy to serve as a guideline for the implementation of its citizenship activities.
Citizenship Activities Policy
As a corporate citizen, we shall work with others to promote community development activities and contribute to the prosperity of society.
When implementing citizenship activity programs, we shall:
- Leverage our core business
We shall endeavor to enhance our contribution to society by effectively leveraging our resources as a general real estate company and integrating achievements with our business activities. - Work with communities
We shall foster dialog with communities and conduct activities that contribute to their development. - Support the personal growth of employees
We shall provide our employees with learning opportunities to grow not only as employees but also as members of society so as to develop their awareness of corporate citizenship and motivate them to participate in citizenship activities.
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Denyukai activities
Members of the Denyukai, a club for former NTT Group employees, participate in social welfare, education, environmental, and many other volunteer activities.
Volunteer activities
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Ikimono Johokan website launched
NTT DATA created a user participation site called Ikimono Johokan (= "Living World Information Depot" [in Japanese only]) in support of the Nature Conservation Society of Japan's goal to preserve ecosystems and biodiversity, and build a sustainable society. The site was donated to the Conservation Society in March 2009.
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"Please Call" notebooks for people with disabilities
NTT East and NTT West have distributed "Please Call" notebooks since 1983 to help people with hearing or speech impairments to make phone calls when outside the home.
"Please Call" notebook
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Christmas presents forchildren's homes
Continuing a program that began in 1998, in December 2008 employees of NTT West visited children's homes in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, and distributed Christmas presents.
Visiting a children's home
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NTT Open Lectures
NTT Yokosuka Research and Development Center holds NTT Open Lectures to introduce the latest technological advances and NTT research and development achievements to members of the general public.
An NTT Open Lecture
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Dispatching staff to Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers
In order to help spread and improve telecommunications technology in developing countries, the NTT Group has sent 480 engineers to 47 countries since 1966.
Volunteer activities
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